They want everyone to act business as usual so they can here everyone to the cattle catcher.
I’m sure part of the business will stay in tact but don’t be fooled, people are going to be relieved of their duties.
Before the end of March.
I think they have to put up money to appeal.
Reposted from @XGDvJJ7-1lqc for being on-point
business as usually at WIN.
no raises, c-appy health insurance, constant layoffs.
Just to ask for a appeal they'll need to come up with 300 million. Layoffs are coming no matter what they're doing.
Just wait for the counter suits and defaults. This is just the beginning. The only question is why aren’t they filing bankruptcy now.
The longer they wait the more people
Get slaughtered.
Appeals are expensive and they will lose the appeal.
there has to be something shady between those Gunderman brothers. the sec should look into it.
"[T]he Court concludes that [Windstream] Services' financial maneuvers – and many of its arguments here – are too cute by half." – Judge Jesse M. Furman, February 15, 2019 [[5]]
ROFL 😂 judge isn't drinking the koolaide here boys. Now the benefit the liberal judge gave you was that long deliberation time for you to get ready for default... So glad you spent all that time preparing a plan for...
"There's no uncertainty here in my mind in terms of the outcome. … Obviously, we are going to win." – Anthony Thomas, Windstream CEO, September 14, 2018 [[1]]
"As I have shared my view many times previously and will share here once again, the only uncertainty regarding this proceeding is when the decision will be issued." – Anthony Thomas, November 8, 2018 [[2]]
"We still feel very, very good about our case, our position. We feel very confident in our positions and prevailing." – Robert E. Gunderman, Windstream CFO, December 5, 2018 [[3]]
You dumb sobs....
"According to its statement last Friday, Windstream now intends to appeal. This is welcome news for our fund, as it will require Windstream to post a surety bond exceeding $300 million. That surety bond will pay in full the notes our fund owns when Windstream loses the appeal. We are happy to take the surety company's credit over Windstream's."
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/aurelius-responds-to-windstreams-statement-regarding-court-decision-2019-02-19
they can afford it after massive layoffs.
Can they afford to appeal?
of course they're going to appeal even if they have a snowball's chance in hell to win.
they will never admit they made a mistake. just give me a severance and i'm out of here.